Lou Engle

Revivalist, visionary, and co-founder of TheCall. Join me in mobilizing Esthers and Mordecais to stand, fast, and pray for America.

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Fasting has never been about earning God's favor.
It's about positioning your heart to hear Him more clearly.
Throughout Scripture, moments of fasting often preceded moments of revelation.
What if clarity is waiting on the other side of surrender?

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The color line was washed away at Azusa in blood—and it can be washed away again.

Unity across racial lines is not a cultural agenda; it is the ground where God ignites revival.

The price of Azusa is available again. Who is willing to pay it?

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Passivity after revelation is one of the greatest dangers in the prophetic life. The word was given. Now it must be prayed through, contended for, and walked out. Stand firm.

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What if church was never meant to be just a place you attend, but a place where history is shaped?

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Azusa Street wasn’t built on strategy, it was built on surrender.
The Church’s greatest need isn’t more talent; it’s hearts shaped by humility, prayer, and obedience.
What God does publicly is often prepared in secret.

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Prayer is partnership with heaven.

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When the pressure is highest and escape seems easiest, remember Jesus’ words: “For this purpose I have come to this hour.” Purpose and cost meet at the same point. That’s where everything is decided.

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What if God is already speaking, and we’re just too distracted to hear Him?
God speaks through people, dreams, and unexpected moments. The challenge isn’t getting Him to speak, it’s learning to listen.
The answer you’re looking for may already be right in front of you. ✨🙏

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Don’t lose your wonder!

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A generation is crying out to see Jesus. They’re not waiting for a better service—they’re waiting for someone to rise and go. The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Start with yourself.

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Prophetic words don't fulfill themselves. They require faith, obedience, and relentless perseverance. You are a partner in the promise, not just a recipient.

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Some transitions require letting go of the old to embrace the next chapter. The hardest part isn’t the lack of calling, but leaving the comfort of what’s familiar. Look back at your story, the signs of every divine transfer are already there. Divine moments don’t wait. They pass.

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Some of the greatest callings begin with uncertainty, waiting, and hidden seasons.
But heaven still remembers what was spoken over your life.
You are not behind.
You are not forgotten.
You are being prepared.

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You were never meant to just survive.
God made you to dominate.

“Be fruitful. Multiply. Fill the earth and subdue it.”

That’s not a suggestion. It’s a command.

You are not a victim of your circumstances.
Walk in dominion. 👑

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One fully consecrated life doesn’t just change a story. It shifts history.

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What you constantly behold will eventually shape who you become. If our attention is consumed by the world, you’ll reflect the world, but when you fix your eyes on Jesus, you are transformed into His image “from glory to glory” (2 Corinthians 3:18).

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In 1948, 70 Bible students fasted and prayed through an entire winter. On February 12, revival broke out miracles, healings, and a move of God that spread worldwide. The question isn’t if God can do it again, but if this generation is willing to fast through its winter.

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America doesn’t need more pride, more power, or more performance, it needs a people on their knees again. “If My people will humble themselves and seek My face…”

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There are moments of divine transfer that don’t repeat themselves.
You don’t calculate them. You inhabit them.
Living the scroll God wrote for you costs everything, but arriving at the end without having lived it costs more.

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On this Memorial Day, we thank You, Lord, that the fallen American warfighters “got it (freedom) for us” and died so that we may live lives of purpose for Your glory.

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